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Zakat زكاة

What Is Zakat and Its Purpose?

Zakat is a mandatory form of charity and one of the Five Pillars of the faith. It is an act of worship that purifies wealth and character while fulfilling a social responsibility to support those in need. Unlike voluntary charity, zakat is an obligation.

The purpose of zakat is both spiritual and social. In addition to purifying wealth, it nurtures generosity, humility, and gratitude. Socially, it promotes compassion, economic balance, and mutual support within by redistributing wealth to those in hardship. Through zakat, Islam seeks to reduce inequality and strengthen social bonds.

Who Must Pay Zakat?

You are required to pay zakat if you are a mentally sound, adult, own wealth that reaches the minimum threshold (nisab) and that wealth has been held for one full lunar year.

What Is Nisab?

Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth a person must possess before zakat is due. It is traditionally based on the value of:

85 grams of gold, or
595 grams of silver

What Wealth Is Zakatable?

Zakat is calculated on the following types of wealth:

Cash and savings
Gold and silver
Investments and business assets
Trade goods
Money owed to you, if it is likely to be repaid

Zakat is not due on:

One’s primary residence
Personal belongings such as clothing, furniture, or a personal vehicle

Outstanding short-term debts or immediate financial obligations may be deducted before calculating zakat.

How Much Is Zakat?

The standard rate of zakat is 2.5% of eligible wealth. This rate applies to most forms of zakatable assets that have been held for a full lunar year.

When Is Zakat Paid?

Zakat is paid once every lunar year, calculated from the date a person’s wealth first reaches the nisab threshold. This date becomes the individual’s zakat anniversary, and zakat is assessed based on the wealth owned on that date each year. Zakat may be paid at any time once it becomes due. Many choose to pay their zakat during the month of Ramadan.

Who Can Receive Zakat?

The Qur’an specifies eight categories of zakat recipients, including:

The poor and the needy
Those in debt
Zakat administrators
Travelers in need
Other designated causes in the way of Allah

Zakat may not be given to one’s immediate dependents, such as parents, children, or a spouse.

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Analytics Explanation

Yellow

Prayers completed. This ring displays how many of the five daily prayers you've marked as done. This is the most important. It also counted regardless of whether they were completed during the prayer window.

Green / Grey

Green: 25% per each On time Prayers. Prayers you completed within their time window and within the advised time I.e., technically, Isha's window is from it's start to the next Fajr, but since it is advised to be performed before midnight it is Green only if you have ticked it off before midnight..

Grey: 12.5% per each Late Prayer. Prayers completed after their time window has passed or after the advised time.

The goal is to build discipline and consistency in your prayers - all prayers completed within their time windows will produce a solid Green Ring.

Gold

Quran progress. Surahs marked as read. Each surah, depending on it's length contributes a different weight towards this ring's completion, and is not affected by a time window.

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Streaks Explanation

What counts as a streak

A streak is built from consecutive calendar days on which you completed the relevant prayer(s) on time—marked complete within their prayer window and not counted as late (late completions do not continue a streak).

How the card is organized

All prayers is when all five daily prayers are on time each day. Multiple prayers is when the same subset of two, three, or four prayers is on time each day. Single prayer is one prayer on time each day. Sections only appear when there is something to show for that category.

Multiple prayers: picking the “best” combo

For current and former best multi-prayer streaks, the app scores each combo as:

score = days × number of prayers in the combo

The combo with the highest score is shown. If several combos tie on the same score, all of them are listed. Example: 3 prayers for 10 days scores 30; 2 prayers for 20 days scores 40—the 2-prayer, 20-day streak wins.

Single prayer grid

The top row is prayer names. The second row is your current streak length per prayer. The third row is your former best when it is longer than the current streak (or the best overall when you have no active streak for that prayer), shown only when it is at least two days.

Colors and emphasis

Current streak lines use stronger weight and the main text color so they read as active.

Subdued grey styling is used for former bests and other historical rows—the numbers are still your past streak length, but the lighter color indicates that streak is not the active run (it has ended or been surpassed).

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